Thanks to daylight saving time’s demise, we get an extra hour to enjoy this week, and not a moment too soon. There’s more than enough to do to fill the time – especially if you enjoy the sound of a chorus. Even if that’s not your cup of tea, fear not. There’s art, film and theater aplenty.
Maureen Kennedy, co-founder of the center; Kathleen Rose O’Donnell, 2016 Ohio Irish Rose of Tralee winner; and Kent Covey, center co-founder
You never know what interesting – or valuable – artifacts may be tucked away in your attic. Want to find out?
Take a walk down Millionaire’s Row with the Dayton Street Preservation Foundation. The foundation will host its Biannual Historic House Tour. More than a dozen homes in the Dayton Street Historic District will be open for public viewing.
Plans are underway for Cincinnati’s Holocaust & Humanity Center to open its new exhibition at Union Terminal.
Greg Rhodes, Cincinnati Reds team historian, spoke at the opening of “Chasing Dreams: Baseball & Becoming American,” a new exhibit at the Skirball Museum.
The fact that this week does not feel like August makes me want to hold on to it even more tightly. Squeeze every drop out of summer, I say. So here are a few more drops for you to savor, into the weekend and beyond…
The Greater Milford Area Historical Society is planning its seventh annual Vintage Quilt Show & Sale. In honor of the late Virginia Critchell, a founding member of the society, a collection of her quilts will be on display.
The Greater Milford Area Historical Society will host its second annual Thirsty 4 History event, featuring locally brewed beer, food, entertainment, crafting demonstrations, museum tours and more.
Happy Recovery-from-Independence Day! Now back to our regularly scheduled programming…enjoy the second half of summer. Below are a few options for the relatively quiet week ahead.
